Uncle's Boys War Dispatches and Air Corps Notes
Readable fragments describe Capt Hinton writing from Grassy Tower Fort Worth era air corps activity and a casualty tale with shelled bunk details. Mentions Alfred Reuther transfer to Portland Air Base, Franklin Reese furlough and promotion, Arthur Hodde in air corps guard squadron, Mrs Hodde’s health update, and Braxton Mazor clipping. Also references Joe Sul Avetsls HF Vel and Canes promotions amid wartime updates and social notices.
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Hinton
War Department
Air Corps
Tarrant Field
Fort Worth
W. BR. Hinton
Air Corps Center
Arthur Hodde
Arthur Hoddé
Houston
Bet
Arthur Horde
Hodde
Boen
Hoy Husbind
Fort Leal
Col Sheay
Gas Rationing Will Not Strand Farm Workers
Fragmentary text notes gas rationing and its impact on migratory farm laborers. Mentions workers and rationing policies but lacks clear details, dates, or names. The readable portion implies assurances that rationing will not strand farm labor groups.
Deer Attack Injures Man Near New Ulm
A deer charged Mr. Bastian while he gathered wood north of New Ulm. He fought the animal for over 30 minutes before firing. a neighbor killed the deer with a 22 rifle. Bastian was treated by a physician and the warden notes fines for captive deer offenses. Authorities urge hunters to protect game and report violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Waddell
New Ulm
Fi Tian
Bas Lian
Waddell
New Drilling Crew Locates Here Today
A new drilling crew moved into Eagle Lake today to spud wells in the Provident Field near Neuhaus. The No Neuhaus discovery well area lies northeast of the eastern Lavnen county corner, with plans for a 16,500 foot wildcat test at Ram sey. Fifteen families are expected to settle nearby, with more housing and supportive services anticipated as operations expand.
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Warrison-Dilard
Eagle Lake
No Neuhaus
Vienna
Provident
Ducati
U. VY. Bo
Neuhaus
Lavnen County
Sheridan Field
Eagle Like
Fontenot
Curamty
Meadlight
Ramsey Ares
Real
Heridan
Fragmentary passage on farm workers and displacement
A distorted excerpt suggests concerns that arriving workers could hinder their return home and affect community ties. The text mentions farm referrals, employment, and potential displacement of workers in agricultural settings.
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Ory
Local Churches Go To Church Somewhere
Church notices list two local congregations with service times. Presbyterian Church led by Rev T B Andersen offers Sunday School at 1 a m, Morning Worship at 11 a m, and Evening Worship at 8 p m with an invitation to worship in spirit and truth. Colly Memorial Methodist Church led by Rev G A Schulze offers Sunday School and Morning Worship at 10 50 a m with sermons titled Yeanstieeing Cemranship and God's Keionds, plus remarks on ministry messages.
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Cemranship
Sunday School Growth and Church Outreach Call
The American Lutheran Church notes growing Sunday School attendance at TSU and urges all adults to attend church each Sunday. A question session invites members to suggest a Sunday School plan to boost church participation. Mrs T P Haley led the Presbyterian Auxiliary program on Prayer with 16 members meeting. next gathering includes quilting at 7 p.m.
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Tsu Wom
America
T. P. Haley
Presbyterian Auxiliary
Appreciation Dinner Served by Methodist Ladies
Roger Killough hosted the board of stewards and wives for a Methodist dinner with turkey chineh and trimmings, fund-raising, and a reorganization of officers. New board members include W Westmoreland and P P Ramsey, with various officers elected or reappointed. The gathering also welcomed new members and noted the church budget and upcoming events including Gifts and Easy Sale on December 12.
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Roger Killough
Chineh
Weines
Davy
Cale
Finstomy
Roger Wille Jough
Erekson
Woc. Reed
Googe
Emanuel Loos
KR. P. Wilcox
C. W. Nispet
W.A. Barnett
Plp. Gordon
G. A Schulze
Eagle Lake Catholic Church and Evangelical Notices
Local church notices include Mass schedules for Eagle Lake Catholic Church with multiple services and a Sunday school superintendent, and Evangelical Duken church listing Sunday School and worship times. The Rev. Murry Huscher and the Rev. Clifford Wiese are noted as pastors with upcoming sermons and events.
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Lissie
Evangelical Duken
Murry Huscher
Eagle Lake Mission Services and Schedule
Millard Brown, pastor, invites all to worship at Eagle Lake Mission with Sunday morning preaching at 11 and Sunday evening at 8 15. Bible study Thursday night at 8 30, Young People's service Tuesday night at 8 30. Everyone is welcome.
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Eagle Lake Mission
Millard Brown
Christ Episcopal Church Weekly Service Schedule
Reverend Richard A. Park presides at Sunday Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Evening Prayer and sermon at 7 p.m. Tuesday Ladies Guild meets at 9 30 a.m. hosted by Mrs. Carlile at Mrs. R H Reeses home. Wednesday choir rehearsal at 8 p.m.
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Ladies
Guild
Carlile
R. H. Reese
Doctrine of Atonement Lesson-Sermon Highlighted
The Christian Science Services announce a Sunday service on October 18 for Churches of Christ Scientist. The Golden Text speaks of seeing Jesus approaching and of divine guidance. The lesson includes passages from the Christian Science textbook Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures.
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Scientist
Jesus
Board of Education Organizes for Year
The Methodist Church Board of Education met Monday night in the church parlor with Mrs. J. R. Colly presiding. Rev. G. A. Schulze led devotions and chaired officer elections. J. R. Colly was re elected chair, Mabel van Dorn secretary, and Mrs. Alice reelected church secretary. All teachers were elected and to be announced with the School Superintendent later.
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Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
J.R. Colly
G. A. Schulze
J. R. Colly
Mabel van Dorn
Alice
War Bond message on safety and bonds drive meeting notes
War Bond appeal emphasizes raft like inflatable boats for naval and air units. It urges at least ten percent of income to support protection of service members. Meeting attendees include Mus, Vig Winks Snelling, Mey, Travis Craig, Miss unive Guade and Baby Wal ey. meeting night changed to the first Tuesday in the tooth.
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Midway
Amerie
Ahearn Lodiys
Treasiey Debartment
Mus
Vig Winks Snelling
Mey
Travis Craig
Unive Guade
Baby Waley
Lie
Mary Martha Class Elects Officers for New Church Year
The Mary Martha class of the Methodist Church elected officers for the new year. Presiding officer Mrs. O W Westmerhand, vice president Mrs C Clapp, secretary T W M Thoris, reporter Mrs Ether Lane, teacher Mrs Noel Prokee, assistant teacher, treasurer reported pledges of $100 paid toward the church.
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Mary-Martha
Methodist Church
O. W. Westmerehand
C. Clapp
Pf Seaholm
T W. M. Thoris
Ether 1. Lane
Noel Prokeeer
Leacher
Baptists Meet for Holiday Study in Tentative Session
A sect planning a study session was led by a church division official. The meeting noted upcoming activities and new leadership roles while a guest speaker, Miss Lavine Sor, presided over the gathering. Attendees discussed scheduling and future events.
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B.D
Roberto
Methodist Women Hold Church Meetings and Plan Silver Tea
Methodist Wo ROO at the church held Monday and Tuesday sessions with Mire GA. Sehulee leading Monday and Mrs. Ln . Woeencraft and Mrs. Qwer F. Erekson Tuesday. A Silver Tea is planned for next week at Mrs FA Toeninghaus home with Mrs. G. A. Seaholm and Mrs 0) E Line boy as co hostesses.
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Mire GA. Sehulee
Ln €. Woeencraft
Qwer F. Erekson
FA. Toeninghaus
G. A. Seaholm
Eagles Open- Continued form page One
A good account of the season shows the Eagles remaining strong, Rissen missing but expected to bolster a scrappy line. Bay City leads, followed by Rosenberg Boling Richmond, Wharton, and E Campo. El Campo has two losses and might be counted out, but its large squad could fuel a late surge.
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Rissen
Eagle
Bay City
Eagles
Rosenberg
Boling
Richmond
Jine
Wharton
E Campo
el Campo
Sone Ong
Death of N O Staton Shocks Cleveland Family
Friends were shocked by the death of N O Staton in Cleveland on Monday. Staton, employed by the Shes On Ce, lived with his family for about a year in the G. 1D. Gerstenhenyy apartment. Information reveals the circumstances of the tragedy and indicates neighbors noted he appeared overheated. Various names and local references appear in the garbled text.
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N.O. Staton
Cleveland
Staton
Shes
Abowk
Gerstenhenyy
TNT
Voss
Nigel Tan
Mansfield Fan Omessi Pally
Fire prevention pupils build hazard house exhibit
Seventh grade pupils at Lie constructed a hazard house during Fire Prevention Week to illustrate dangerous provisions that could cause costly fires. The model shows a kerosene can near a flame, matches in a flower vase, and other inflammable materials. Miss Ghia Pierson assisted. Sunday visit to relatives noted for Sanford family.
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Lie Seventh Ygratte
Agerd
Marches
Vielman
Ghia
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Toines
Maisie Geta
Ann Sothern
Red Skelton
Leo Gorcey
Alten Jenkins
Donald Meek
Walter Catlett
ALSQ
Imok
Tracy En
Gomes
Marines
Edmund Lows
Finnie Barnes
Paul Kelly
Victor McLug
Seit Marin
Im My Sula
Wiel
Mrs. Miniver
Walter Hughes UI
Beaumust
San Pongo
Mars
Corp Morris
Moo Vane Bey
Caurhan
Mary Davis
Wapate Bomshere
Reuther
Alfred Reuther
Portland Air Base
Portland
Ore
McChord Field
Wash
Reese
Franklin Reese
Reese, Sr
Franklin
Ts News Arts
Braston Green
Califoenlie
Mazar
Frank Maxie, Jr
Franks Moew
Christ Naval Airy Staton
Emiliestinns
Oni Stery
Israel
Tatepet
Rendelpl Muna
Tie
Sherype
Les
Colly Memorial Methodist Church
G. Wolf
Mary Baker Eddy
G. Wall
Otto B. Breitkrentz
William Stindow
J. B. Johnson
Jo Ue
Churcit
Klass
First Baptist Church
Broyles
Wauthesiy
Peu
Choicel Il
Clifford Wiese
Les, Maines
Clifford
Ife
Hey
Christ Episcopal Church
Richard A. Park
Christian Science Services
Baptist Weat
Methodist
Mea
Hazard
Sanford
Meister Pe
TW Sanford and
Fermily
Lone Star Market
ED Harbich
W. R. Terrell
Texas
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